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  1. Jun 20, 2012, 07:09 PM
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    Best Settings to Use for Ace 250

    Love to get imput what are the best setting to use for the ace 250
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    i like to use jewelry mode aboutb 2 notches down from full sensitivity seems to be the best for me finds coins and everything else and shuts out iron
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    I'd first start with the "on" setting

    I like using the all metal mode and notch it out at about 3 bars for sensitivity

    sonofadigger, if you talked nicer to your machine it wouldn't be so sensitive
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    Quote Originally Posted by spartacus53
    I'd first start with the "on" setting

    I like using the all metal mode and notch it out at about 3 bars for sensitivity

    sonofadigger, if you talked nicer to your machine it wouldn't be so sensitive
    Lol always got jokes dont ya
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